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Posted by Graeme Shorten Adams in Comics on September 29, 2015

Comic by Graeme Shorten Adams
The Epic Adventures of Everyman

Posted by The Epic Adventures of Everyman in Comics on September 29, 2015

Comic by The Epic Adventures of Everyman
Filbert

Posted by L.A Bonté in Comics on September 29, 2015

Comic by L.A. Bonté
What A Time To Be Alive: The Review

Posted by Julian McKenzie in FringeBlog on September 28, 2015

What A Time to Be Alive will go down as one of the most noteworthy projects of 2015, as the two hottest names in hip hop this minute, Drake and Future, blessed Twitter timelines and Apple Music subscribers with their collab on Sunday, Sept. 20.
Caity Comics

Posted by Caity Hall in Comics on September 27, 2015

Comics by Caity Hall
Crap Comics

Posted by Morag Rahn-Campbell in Comics on September 27, 2015

Crap Comics By Morag Rahn-Campbell
Showgirls Is A Silly, Fun Cum-Stained Adventure Into 90’s Racial Blindness

Posted by Shaun Michaud in FringeBlog on September 26, 2015

Drunk on cheap gin and high on caffeine, my newspaper colleagues had dragged me to POP Montreal’s 20th anniversary midnight screening of Showgirls; director Paul Verhoeven’s infamous nineties bomb that failed to launch Elizabeth Berkeley’s fledgling career—or, as some might quip, nipped it in the bud.
Journalists Meet With Police To Discuss Treatment Of Reporters

Posted by Josh Fischlin in Media File on September 24, 2015

Following a closed meeting between local journalists and Montreal police, a press conference was held Monday morning addressing police conduct towards reporters covering student demonstrations.
Pressbox Hat Trick Podcast: EP31

Posted by The Link in Pressbox Hat Trick on September 24, 2015

Our 31st episode of the Pressbox Hat Trick podcast! Tristan D’Amours and Julian McKenzie talk Habs, Montreal Impact, Concordia Stingers and more! Special guest Nick Pevato.
McGill Hosts 14th Annual Pow-Wow

Posted by Marie Brière de la Hosseraye in FringeBlog on September 23, 2015

Last Friday, McGill hosted its 14th annual pow-wow to jumpstart its Indigenous Awareness Week, celebrating indigenous cultures with week long discussions and festivities.